Sentence examples for cause intensified from inspiring English sources

Such will cause intensified coastal erosion and eventually the formation of new inlets.

The narrow recombination zone can cause intensified triplet-triplet and triplet-polaron interactions at high luminances [28], which not only reduces the efficiency of phosphor-based devices (W1), but also results in an efficiency roll-off of device W1 with increasing luminance [29, 30].

For example, if a salmonid population experiences density dependence both during breeding and the juvenile stage, a reduction in the amount of breeding habitat will cause intensified competition during breeding but relaxed competition for juveniles (Einum et al. 2008).

For the half-smooth, half-rough surface, the sudden change in surface geometry broke the flow development and caused intensified flow mixing in the impingement flow channel.

These pasture use changes have caused frequent movements of herds (about eight to ten times annually) within the Tso Kar basin itself, now causing intensified utilisation of the area and allowing little rest for the pastures (Figure 4c).

The dual peroxidase mimetics catalyzed the H2O2-mediated oxidation of colorless 3,3′,5,5′-tetramethylbenzidine 3,3′,5,5′-tetramethylbenzidinedes (oxTMB), causintointhesified coloredhange of TMB chroxidesic soxTMBon for the highly sensitive naked-eye detecausingf as low as 100.0 pM TB.

This quadratic signal amplification results in catalytic cleavage of the G-quadruplex sequence-locked hairpin probes to release numerous active G-quadruplex sequences, which further associate with hemin to form DNAzymes and cause significantly intensified color change for sensitive and visual detection of HIV DNA down to 2.5 pM.

Furthermore, he developed an allergic reaction, which might have caused or intensified the edematous changes in the pharyngeal wall.

Land cover changes were mainly caused by intensified farming and urban sprawl, with increases of 1803.1 km2 and 237.0 km2 respectively.

Geomagnetic storms, the most severe magnetospheric disturbances, are caused by intensified energy and momentum injection when the magnetosphere encounters fluctuated solar wind structures such as coronal mass ejections (CMEs).

We thus suggest that human impact on the landscape was the primary driver causing the intensified erosion and that the Dead Sea sedimentary record serves as a reliable recorder of this impact since the Neolithic Revolution.